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<blockquote data-quote="Maggan" data-source="post: 3343473" data-attributes="member: 6616">Interesting interview.I have to cast some doubt on Ryan's grasp of the scandinavian market (in the context of the european market). We don't mainly play variations of the WH40k-model at all. At least not in Sweden.The dominant RPG is a BRP-derived fantasy game (Drakar och Demoner), and the contender is a fairly straight vanilla fantasy game (Eon). There are lots of other games, but they don't borrow much from WH40k.The exception is of course Mutant Chronicles (a swedish game from the beginning). But that game was bigger outside of Sweden than in Sweden. So the data Ryan's got on that was a it ... iffy, judging by his conclusions.EDIT: one of the most interesting things about the interview is the comments from the guys who are not Ryan Dancey. The questions they asked, eg about women in roleplaying and the&nbsp; effect of Vampire in regards to that, and &quot;shouldn't we emphasise story to grow the market&quot; have been done to death here and on rpg.net, but for these guys the info Ryan discussed was new. Interesting./M</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maggan, post: 3343473, member: 6616"] Interesting interview. I have to cast some doubt on Ryan's grasp of the scandinavian market (in the context of the european market). We don't mainly play variations of the WH40k-model at all. At least not in Sweden. The dominant RPG is a BRP-derived fantasy game (Drakar och Demoner), and the contender is a fairly straight vanilla fantasy game (Eon). There are lots of other games, but they don't borrow much from WH40k. The exception is of course Mutant Chronicles (a swedish game from the beginning). But that game was bigger outside of Sweden than in Sweden. So the data Ryan's got on that was a it ... iffy, judging by his conclusions. EDIT: one of the most interesting things about the interview is the comments from the guys who are not Ryan Dancey. The questions they asked, eg about women in roleplaying and the effect of Vampire in regards to that, and "shouldn't we emphasise story to grow the market" have been done to death here and on rpg.net, but for these guys the info Ryan discussed was new. Interesting. /M [/QUOTE]

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